I really liked that you added in the neglected sides of war, the boredom of digging trenches, spending the time playing cards. I liked that you had officers giving down orders as well. The battles were quick but interesting and kept the viewers attention. I'm excited to see part 2 when you all film it. Nice work lads, also it's nice to see a Canadian perspective of the war.
This is great! I’ve been looking forward to this I had to rewatch it!! I wish to make a film like this one day it’s been my dream for awhile, keep up the good work I can’t wait for part two!
@@wallacefilms4353 I’m gonna try by next year…I was going to this spring but I simply don’t have enough equipment or anything for more that one person at a time
@@worldwarairsoft6099 thats the magic with movies you dont even need more than one person with some camara magic you can make it look like there are tons of people
Eyy, sorry but it's my perfectionism and this time i'll try to be mild, but i just gotta love the paper and Danish/English M/45 gas mask spawning in ww1. Also now that the gas used in the start is yellow it would most likely be based on mustard gas and therefore all of them would have died anyway since mustard gas would also enter through the skin, also the guy who fell and dropped his gasmask would have died no matter what if it was realistic, subjects to mustard gas tended to throw up, cry, cough non-stop and in extreme cases cough up a bit blood.
Some of the acting was pathetic and the dialogue uninspired, the uniforms were a bit too spotless, and the guys didn't look like they'd missed out on a good night's sleep for months; but I appreciate it's difficult to make authentic short movies like this on a tight budget. Intended more as tips for next time rather than criticisms, guys.
I really liked that you added in the neglected sides of war, the boredom of digging trenches, spending the time playing cards. I liked that you had officers giving down orders as well. The battles were quick but interesting and kept the viewers attention. I'm excited to see part 2 when you all film it. Nice work lads, also it's nice to see a Canadian perspective of the war.
Thanks grant part two will be alot more interesting big battles and lots of action
@@wallacefilms4353 I'm looking forward yo seeing it, when will you guys film?
@@Sintonizarproductions we are planning on shooting in the nesxt two to three weeks
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@@wallacefilms4353 here a year later, still a classic.
amazing film as always, loved the Australian scenes and great set design super excited for ep.2
as a short film creator this is very inspiring. keep up the great work
Absolutely amazing!!! glad I am able to be apart of this series.
Yes! Thank you so much for finally uploading this!
No problem brother sorry it only took a year
@@wallacefilms4353 With the amazing result you made, I'm impressed how quick it took
7:12 that is some solid character development in just a couple of seconds
Best one yet and a feature for John. Great video !!
You can tell passion went into making this
Absolutely first class, well done and congratulations to all.
Thank you so much brother.
This is great! I’ve been looking forward to this I had to rewatch it!! I wish to make a film like this one day it’s been my dream for awhile, keep up the good work I can’t wait for part two!
Thank you brother, i hope to see a short film from you some day!
@@wallacefilms4353 I’m gonna try by next year…I was going to this spring but I simply don’t have enough equipment or anything for more that one person at a time
@@worldwarairsoft6099 thats the magic with movies you dont even need more than one person with some camara magic you can make it look like there are tons of people
Great film, looking forward to part 2!
Good short film and how long did it take you to make the trench? Because it's so good.
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Were do you guys get all of this Wwl gear from
Great film, so different from most out there.
Lol this was awesome i enjoyed it. Lol i like the guy in the trench coat with shorts on lol.
great film, good job
Where did you get the rifles???
A lot of online airsoft stores like airsoft depot
@@wallacefilms4353 cheers lad
Where did you get you German equipment?
Wow,what a great video
Where do you get the rifles im highly interested
Eyy, sorry but it's my perfectionism and this time i'll try to be mild, but i just gotta love the paper and Danish/English M/45 gas mask spawning in ww1. Also now that the gas used in the start is yellow it would most likely be based on mustard gas and therefore all of them would have died anyway since mustard gas would also enter through the skin, also the guy who fell and dropped his gasmask would have died no matter what if it was realistic, subjects to mustard gas tended to throw up, cry, cough non-stop and in extreme cases cough up a bit blood.
You guys must be Canadian with all that Goose air support over head 😉
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Some of the acting was pathetic and the dialogue uninspired, the uniforms were a bit too spotless, and the guys didn't look like they'd missed out on a good night's sleep for months; but I appreciate it's difficult to make authentic short movies like this on a tight budget. Intended more as tips for next time rather than criticisms, guys.
Dont worry part two will be much better, this film was just one disaster after another took us over a year to finally get everything done.
bro,stop being an Ahole